>> DISTFUN now called METRIC, for clarity and compatibility.
>
>This "compatibility" is just in terms of the wording in the help text,
>right? If so, then I don't think we should attempt compatibility at that
>level, as that encourages copying help text from Matlab.
I perfectly agree, compatibil
fre, 14 11 2008 kl. 12:02 +0100, skrev Francesco Potortì:
> I just committed some minor changes:
>
> DISTFUN now called METRIC, for clarity and compatibility.
This "compatibility" is just in terms of the wording in the help text,
right? If so, then I don't think we should attempt compatibility a
Francesco Potortì wrote:
>>> I finally committed a new, working version of pdist.m, which is part of
>>> the statistics package.
>>>
>> Great!
>>
>
> I just committed some minor changes:
>
> DISTFUN now called METRIC, for clarity and compatibility.
> Typos corrected in the help string
>> I finally committed a new, working version of pdist.m, which is part of
>> the statistics package.
>
>Great!
I just committed some minor changes:
DISTFUN now called METRIC, for clarity and compatibility.
Typos corrected in the help string.
Use lower() on the given metric.
Should I signal t
fre, 14 11 2008 kl. 01:00 +0100, skrev Francesco Potortì:
> I finally committed a new, working version of pdist.m, which is part of
> the statistics package.
Great!
> - The previous version was broken in many respects, since only four of
> the eleven metrics worked. Are there such things as bu
I finally committed a new, working version of pdist.m, which is part of
the statistics package.
Two things:
- The previous version was broken in many respects, since only four of
the eleven metrics worked. Are there such things as bug-correction
releases for Octave-forge?
- While I introduc
